condition

condition
1) условие
2) состояние
3) ситуация
4) pl режим
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the condition can be cured by... — ситуация может быть исправлена посредством...

- ageing conditions
- aging conditions
- alarm condition
- alert condition
- binary-valued condition
- boundary condition
- busy condition
- class condition
- clock conditions
- compound condition
- context condition
- continuity condition
- continuous-low condition
- cyclically magnetized condition
- deadlock condition
- debugging conditions
- degeneracy condition
- device status condition
- disabled condition
- don't care condition
- dynamic conditions
- entry conditions
- error condition
- exception condition
- exigent condition
- existence condition
- feasibility condition
- full-load conditions
- impending condition
- initial conditions
- limiting condition
- load conditions
- logical condition
- marginal conditions
- matched condition
- match condition
- maximum permissible operation conditions
- mild condition
- mismatch condition
- modifier condition
- normal conditions
- OFF condition
- ON condition
- one condition
- operation condition
- overflow test condition
- overload conditions
- pending condition
- prefault condition
- prefix condition
- pulse conditions
- ready condition
- reflexive condition
- restart condition
- service conditions
- stability condition
- stable condition
- starting condition
- static conditions
- steady-state conditions
- sufficient condition
- symmetrical cyclically magnetized condition
- tail conditions
- tape-out condition
- tenancy condition
- test conditions
- training conditions
- truncation condition
- typical operation conditions
- underflow test condition
- utmost permissible operation conditions
- verification condition
- wait condition
- working condition
- worst-case conditions
- zero condition
- zero-initial condition

English-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming. 2013.

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